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How Does Active Noise Cancelling Work?
Noise cancellation technology has become an integral feature in various electronic markets including headphone and hearing aid industries. There is a wide-range of products available that include some degree of noise-cancellation technology. There are different ways...
Celebrate World Alzheimer’s Month with a Hearing Test!
September is World Alzheimer’s Month! Launched in 2012, World Alzheimer’s Month is a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about the prevalence of Alzheimer’s. It is also an international effort to develop better ways of preventing the disease which remains...
Tips for Cleaning Your Ears
Cleaning our ears and removing earwax may seem like a simple task that we perform routinely with ease. But do your ears ever feel blocked up? This is a sign of excess earwax which can make it a little more difficult to hear clearly. You may need to try new ways to...
Seeking Hearing Loss Treatment Could Prevent or Delay Dementia
Nearly 6 million people in the U.S. experience dementia, a figure that is estimated to rapidly increase. Dementia refers to cognitive decline that is characterized by memory loss, reduced capacity to make decisions, solve complex problems etc. which makes navigating...
Tips for Watching TV with Hearing Aids
Watching TV is an activity we engage in regularly. Depending on age range, some people can spend up to five hours a day watching TV. This is a significant amount of time and if you have trouble hearing, it can be frustrating struggling to understand the programming...
Common Signs of Food Allergies
You most likely know at least one person who has a food allergy, or may have one yourself! According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 4-6% of children and 4% of adults have a food allergy. This condition is the result of the immune system...
Communication Disorders are More Common in Kids than you Think
Communication disorders are among the most common disabilities in children. According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders: Nearly 1 in 12 children, ages 3-17, has had a disorder related to voice, speech, language, or swallowing ...
Snoring: When is it Normal & When is it a Problem?
Most people are familiar with snoring – either you have snored or have been around someone who snores! This also means that you are familiar with the unpleasant sounds and disruption it often causes. According to the National Sleep Foundation, snoring affects 90...